Question 3) Water transmission line is constructed to transmit water from A reservoir to city with 200 l's of total discharge. 150 l/s is supplied from reservoir and the other part is added from B point (Use same types of pipes through the pipeline). Maximum allowable pressure on the pipeline is 100 m. Minimum pressure of transmission line, (-) = 3 m, William-Hazen coefficient, C is 100. (V = 0.85CR®® j®s« ). Determine the diameter of pipeline, design WTL economically. Commercial Pipe Diameters: $200, 250, 300,350, 400, 450,500, 550, 600.. , 250m 162m (A) l100m 50 l's s/ (B) 3000 m 1000 m 2000 m City

Question 3) Water transmission line is constructed to transmit water from A reservoir to city with 200 l's of total discharge. 150 l/s is supplied from reservoir and the other part is added from B point (Use same types of pipes through the pipeline). Maximum allowable pressure on the pipeline is 100 m. Minimum pressure of transmission line, (-) = 3 m, William-Hazen coefficient, C is 100. (V = 0.85CR®® j®s« ). Determine the diameter of pipeline, design WTL economically. Commercial Pipe Diameters: $200, 250, 300,350, 400, 450,500, 550, 600.. , 250m 162m (A) l100m 50 l's s/ (B) 3000 m 1000 m 2000 m City

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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